Gaming & Specialized Platforms
Gaming is where GeezSoft started and where we hold the deepest operating experience: we build and run BetJocker (sportsbook and games) and Habesha Game Hub (Telegram games). For licensed operators we build branded platforms on that foundation — sportsbook, games, wallet, agents and back office.
Scope of this service
The problem this solves
Operators entering an African market need a product that works on the phones and payment rails their players use, an agent network for cash-in and cash-out, and a back office that keeps the business compliant and auditable. Platforms built elsewhere assume cards, fast networks and big screens.
Solution capabilities
Pre-match and in-play markets, cash-out, accumulators, and a catalog of live-round and instant games that publishes its return and settles every round the moment it ends.
Live rounds, shared pools and multiplier games served to web and Telegram clients from one engine.
Double-entry ledger with before-and-after balance on every line, receipt codes, approval queues and reconciliation against provider records.
Multi-level agent hierarchies with floats, commissions and payouts, and an operator back office with roles, approvals and audit logs.
Telebirr and CBE in production with automated confirmation; agent cash; other rails per market.
Player, agent, transaction and gaming-revenue reporting, responsible-gambling controls and tiered KYC configurable per operator.
Key features and workflows
Integration and deployment
Odds feeds, payment providers, SMS gateways and KYC services are integrated through verified, duplicate-safe connections. Platforms run on infrastructure we operate, or on dedicated infrastructure for enterprise terms.
Security, privacy and access control
Practices are described in full on how we work and security.
Delivery process
You are never guessing where the project is. Every week you get a short written update and a demo on a staging environment you can open on your phone; every milestone has an acceptance checklist agreed in advance; and you talk to the engineers doing the work, not an account manager.
We meet the people who do the work, map the current process, and document roles, data, integrations and constraints. You get a written requirements document to review.
A proposed architecture, the scope in plain language with what is explicitly out, milestones with acceptance criteria, and a fixed price per scope. Timelines are written here, not promised on the first call.
Clickable prototypes of the key screens, tested with real users where possible — including the least experienced ones — before engineering starts.
Build in short iterations with weekly demos on staging, automated tests, code review and security checks. You can test each milestone against its acceptance checklist.
Data migration with dry runs, deployment to your infrastructure or ours, parallel running where needed, and a rehearsed cut-over with a rollback path.
Training for administrators and users, documentation and runbooks, then a support arrangement with agreed response times and a backlog of improvements we prioritize with you.
Proven in production
BetJocker, Habesha Game Hub and Jocker are built and operated by GeezSoft, in production with real players and real money. The multi-tenant white-label engine for third-party operators is in development; we do not describe it as live.
Live sports betting and fast-paced games, built for Ethiopia.
A real-money games platform that lives entirely inside Telegram.
Relevant industries
Questions
No. Operators are responsible for licensing in their jurisdiction. We can share what we know about the landscape and build the compliance controls the licence requires.
Yes. Branded platforms are how we work with operators; see pricing for the setup-fee plus revenue-share model.
On the compliance page, which covers licensing responsibility, KYC and AML, age verification, responsible-gambling tools and data protection.
Send a short project inquiry. An engineer replies within one business day with questions and a proposed next step — usually a discovery call.
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